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The protesters at the Egypt uprising rally were: a casual c…

The protesters at the Egypt uprising rally were: a casual crowd a conventional crowd a mass an acting crowd

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I noted in a few places that in panic situations, people mig…

I noted in a few places that in panic situations, people might behave in ways that seem rational at that moment.  However, we have to realized that those people are acting on the basis on limted–even false–information, limited ratioanal communication (or none at all), or on their pre-conditioned and individual emotional resonses.

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Which of the following organizations is not an example of a…

Which of the following organizations is not an example of a social movement? National Football League Tea Party Greenpeace NAACP

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When sociologists think about technology as an agent of soci…

When sociologists think about technology as an agent of social change, which of the following is not an example? Population growth Medical advances The Internet Genetically engineered food

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The actions and inactions of human beings are a major part o…

The actions and inactions of human beings are a major part of the slow-developing emergence of pandemics; the germs or other infectious agents involved are incapable of getting into hosts without those human actions/inactions.

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Intense, though brief, public obsessions with Hula hoops, Po…

Intense, though brief, public obsessions with Hula hoops, Pogs, Pokemon cards, Pot-belly pigs, hoverboards, or mood rings are all examples of a. fads or crazes. b. fashion. c. social movements. d. mass hysteria episodes.

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According to emergent-norm theory, crowds are: irrational a…

According to emergent-norm theory, crowds are: irrational and impulsive often misinterpreted and misdirected able to develop their own definition of the situation prone to criminal behavior

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In the study of collective behavior, the distinction between…

In the study of collective behavior, the distinction between crowds and masses is that a. crowds are collectives while masses are not. b. crowds are capable of expressive behavior but not instrumental behavior. c. crowds are only capable of instrumental behavior while not expressive behavior. d. crowds are people in close proximity while masses are geographically dispersed.

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I noted in a few places that in panic situations, people mig…

I noted in a few places that in panic situations, people might behave in ways that seem rational at that moment.  However, we have to realized that those people are acting on the basis on limted–even false–information, limited ratioanal communication (or none at all), or on their pre-conditioned and individual emotional resonses.

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The protesters at the Egypt uprising rally were: a casual c…

The protesters at the Egypt uprising rally were: a casual crowd a conventional crowd a mass an acting crowd

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